... (kommm rL RkT UG-ftCE -% I A ?? - C^ DUB13NM.CNICY Miil W12r. YWednesday Evening. j CON;TLSATIOX DAY, Homyz Rum QumS; I AND STATIONARY. BANKS I.PROVING. DSi% If TThLEmS WEAR. MISCELLANEOUS GIMERLLYe HIGHER. This was continuation day in connection with the settlement now in course of liquida- tion. The contatgo on Guinness ruled from t is 6d to 2s, and on Dublin Distillers from 3d back to ...

... CuMMERCIAL. INTTELJAGENCE. DUBLIN MONEY MARKET. Tuesday Evening. SnrTnx ?? PROOGBZQQH. 'fons GOOD. 1usi- i Ess QUIRT. Owing to the settlement, now in course of liquidation, tihe general business on the Stock I Exchange was curtailed. Home Railways cane prominently to the front, and the de- mand for Preference Stoeks wras' more pro- Inouaced than for many a long day. Dublin and Wicklow ...

... i I LATEST CABLE QLOTATIONS FOW-FUTURE DELIVERY. CLOSING PRICIBS-SSPTEMBEE, New York, Thursday. WHEAT opened firm and 2Oe dearer, and the market i ruled active and excited, and advanced all day with few reactions. The advance was mainly due to the Govern- ment Bureau report being less favourable than antici- pated, essisted by news of cold weather out West and * shorts covering, and with ...

... G Li.iTTELLIGNJ .VUBLN 51,NLE1 rdfArfi. Friday Evening. T THE SETTULE31E' . VZ- Y Cog-tXTI!G, Ol',ioM7E RAIL ORDDnARY o DO *G. ATrE-SITON DI)ItCTEI .rtzi SEARItS. A SPASM w- ;izacELi-'3 Xhe fortnightly account The oltesqs ?? concluded this wanote O There ?? one nnimportat.. 5,irer-50oh Lonldot Stock Exchange owing ?? On s jin Niorth British Railway.- Stockhe e FUD' s were easier to-day. 'le ...

... tfICOMMERCIAL INTELLIGENRE DUBLIN MONEY M%1ARKET. Tuesday Evening. ,Tur Fosne A012V5 AD WEAL. HoQ Ras flT. BREsswssS FP2C, BUT LOWER. MZ4% 'S11sES .xBruT. Taoos In DEMAND. The Funds were the most active market ;tl4s afteracon, and at 9a5 W- fI of 4' an exceptionally large business was transacted. Xome Rxailways, especially Great Northern, were fat-the fall in Great Northern amounted to 1U. As ...

... iB1pPNG INT UIGENTSE. DUBLIN SHIPPING LIST-YsIwA. Wind and weather-Sotxxieast; gale wath rain. Barometer-29-50. Ad ?? steeme-Nil. Foreign sail- ing essele-Ni. Steam colliers-Ronda, Nugget, Winstanley, St Kevin, Lavinia. Steam coaster; -Xose, Anglesey, Duchess of Sutherland, Liy Olga, from Holyhead; Argo. from Bristol; CWe- donian, from Silloth; Adela, Cavan. from Liver- pool; Thistle. from ...

... I - -CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKMTS. I ] LjATET CABLt .%qUOTAI9Ns Mro FOUTJ aauv CLOS1ISG Z~tucrs-nCssMBla WHEAT opened at adv Cbe ao, ofrsday became fluctuating according as bulls boligl4-t txb - |sold, fnaly closng dull and bo to lo down. - Becets-4i2,09S bushret; same day last. year, 280,000 San MCay rhie day .. .g io0a NCea was without quotable change at the first ca* butsoon became firm and ...

... MIARKET INTELLIGENCE-YESTERDAY. I~ ?? _ ._ M MARK LIANE-OCT 19. |(SPECIAL nrpORT.) - k The wheat trade at the Baltic to-day is steady, 'holders being firm; and Indian descriptions in certain positions are I4d to 3d dearer to buy. Maize meets with more inquiry, prices favouring selle;s. Barl]6 and oatxgteadv, at late rates. Liverpool comes a better inquiry for wheat, and whito descriptions Ad ...

... MARKET INTELLIGENCt-YESTERDAY. | MARK, LANE-OCT 7. (SPECIAL REPaOT). TheI wheat trade at the Baltic to-day was very quiet for all descriptions, there being but little disppsition on tbepart of buyers to operate, even at a decline. Maize, owing to sellers offering little, is steady. Oats quiet. Barley easier. Man- chester, with' rather more inquiry for rid sorts, come quiet, at late rates. ...

... I- AMERiCAN ARKETSm I * . ~STOCXS. (SPErecw CABLEOIAIL) Mew York, Tedy The market was dull and weak during the fore- noon, hut sub~sequently became stetdiear. Trad- ing as eenchiflyprofessional, and bears are more active owing to exchange touching sold shipping point, though gold shipments are yet' unpDrofitable._ 4 New England and Uniots Pacifies were raked by 'bears, the balance market ...

... Il . E -7 - ti - I M AfRKET INTELLGEN-lCF-'STERDAYo. iRK LN - JAY. (anema atrton.) During the psat weak shipments of wheat from Aierica t6 ?? ingdon hav& increased 100,090 qrs ever thcre of the previous week. At the Baltic to day there- are numerous -sellers for all descriptions; of foreign wheat, more espe- cially Californians, witll the result that trade has beetaof a very. dull anti ...

... I . AMERICAN IARIETS. STOCK6. (SPacIALCAULL1G11A13.) Ncw York, Wednesay; A stroing- tone has- again ruled co-day, with sales 375,000, agilut,327t,000 yesterday. The principal features hmave been tile activity in St Paul, Read- ings, Louisvifle, and Jersey Central, owing to the! influences of stronger foreign markets and Weakening of tihe strike movement. The Morgan Reading Syndicate plan is ...